AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEducation & Community: Miami-Dade is pushing the “Fathers Forward Initiative” to bring dads and father figures into schools to boost literacy, mentoring, and a school-to-college path. Public Health: Cyclosporiasis keeps climbing in Florida, with Miami-Dade leading and cases spreading across dozens of counties—health officials urge careful food and produce handling. Immigration & Health Care: Haitian TPS protections got a short reprieve after a federal appeals court order, but advocates warn a Supreme Court-driven rollback could leave tens of thousands of Haitian health workers without authorization, threatening staffing for hospitals and nursing homes. Local Courts: Florida’s Supreme Court rejected discipline for an Orange/Osceola judge tied to the “chopped cotton” courtroom comment, while another reprimand was overturned. Crime & Safety: A Miami-Dade woman confessed to fatally burning a partner in a Valentine’s Day 2024 case; a Cutler Bay voyeurism suspect will stay jailed; and a tugboat captain pleaded guilty after a Biscayne Bay crash killed three girls from a sailing camp. Business/Real Estate: A $11.4M lien was filed tied to the Seven Islands development in Palm Beach County. Weather/Travel: A bomb threat briefly shut down I-95 airport exits in Palm Beach County; South Florida stays hot with scattered storms.
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